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Suerte’s popularity has soared in the past year since its opening, including nabbing the No. 2 spot in Food & Wine’s annual Best New Restaurants in the country list. But, y’all, we knew all that praise was well-deserved long before the rest. Executive chef Fermín Nuñez is serving up captivating Oaxacan-Austin food in a uniquely curated space. Suerte’s house-made tortillas and goat barbacoa tacos are out of this world, but their heirloom corn has moves you’ve never seen.

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